A site plan is only as strong as the ground data underneath it. Reviewers compare your design against existing conditions, and if the survey behind those conditions has gaps, the comments come back fast. A missed water line, an unclear … Continue reading →
On August 14, 2026, the National Weather Service in Birmingham put central Montgomery County under a flood advisory, warning of minor flooding in low-lying and poor drainage areas as heavy rain from thunderstorms moved through. That kind of alert is … Continue reading →
In older Montgomery neighborhoods, it’s common to find a fence that’s been standing for decades, sometimes longer than the current owner has lived on the property. Neighbors often treat that fence as the property line without a second thought. But … Continue reading →